Various - Historic Voices And Music From World War II

Genre:	Non Music
Singer:	Various
Title:	Historic Voices And Music From World War II
Short-info:	Label: American Heritage Publishing Co., Inc ‎– UB-487, American Heritage Publishing Co., Inc. ‎– UB-488 Type: Vinyl, LP Country: US Date of released: 1966 Category: Non-Music Style: Spoken Word
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Various - Historic Voices And Music From World War II
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Sixth Nazi Party Congress, Nuremberg 1934
A1a	Ritual Song
A1b	Hitler Speaks Voice – Adolf Hitler
A1c	Nazi Salute Their Fürher
A1d	Horst Wessel Song
A2	Henry Cabot Lodge Attacks The League Of Nations, 1919
A3	Franklin D. Roosvelt Accepts The Democratic Nomination For Vice-President, 1920
A4	Haile Selassie Speaks Before The League Of Nations Voice – Haile Selassie*
A5	Chamberlain Returns From Munich, September 30, 1938
A6	The Night Of Broken Glass
A7	Kate Smith Sings "God Bless America" Vocals – Kate Smith
A8	Jan Masaryk, Foreign Minister Of The Czech Government-In-Exile, Speaks To Americans Voice – Jan Masaryk
A9	Chamberlain Declares War On Germany
A10	Churchill Speaks To The Nation For The First Time As Prime Minister Voice – Winston Churchill
A11	Mussolini Perorates Before A Crowd In The Piazza Venezia Voice – Benito Mussolini
A12	Benjamino Gigli Sings "Giovinezza" Vocals – Benjamino Gigli*
A13	Churchill's "Finest Hour" Speech Voice – Winston Churchill
A14	France Surrenders To Germany: General Keitel And Huntziger
A15	Charles Gardner, A BBC Correspondent, Describes An Aerial Fight Oven The English Channel Voice – Charles Gardner
A16	Princess Elizabeth Speaks To British Children Sent Overseas To Safety Voice – Princess Elizabeth*
A17	Hitler Youth Sing "Die Jugend Marschiert"
A18	F.D.R. Reads The First Selective Service Number Voice – Franklin D. Roosevelt
A19	Stalin Reports The Loss Of Almost All Western Russia
A21	Russian Anthem, "Holy War"
A22	Pearl Harbor Annoucement Interrupts The Giant-Dodger Game At The Polo Grounds
A23	F.D.R.: "Day Of Infamy" Speech Before Congress Voice – Franklin D. Roosevelt
B1	"Pacific March" - Japanese War Song
B2	General Wainwright Orders Surrender Of All American Forces In Philippines
B3	"Lili Marlene"
B4	Marine Drill Sergeant Calling Cadence
BBC Christmas Broadcast, 1942
B5a	"God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" From Cardiff Cathedral, England
B5b	Sir Harry Lauder Sings "I Love A Lassie" At A Munitions Factory In Scotland Vocals – Sir Harry Lauder*
B5c	Roll Call Of Fighting Men From Occupied Countries
B5d	"Onward Christian Soldiers"
B6	Air Raid Warning In A Germany City, 1943
B7	Skipper And Crew Of A British Bomber During A Raid Over Essen
B8	SHAEF Communiqué No. 1 Announces Normandy Invasion
B9	Tom Traynor, NBC, Reports From A D-Day Beach Voice – Tom Traynor
The Liberation Of Paris
B10a	French Radio Describes Fighting In The Streets
B10b	General De Gaulle At The Arc De Triomphe
B10c	De Gaulle's Arrival In Notre Dame Cathedral And Attack By Snipers
B11	MacArthur Returns To The Philippines
B12	A Marine Combat Correspondent Describes The Landing On Iwo Jima
B13	An English Reporter Describes The Liberation Of Nazi Concentration Camp At Beslen
B14	Liberated Prisoner Plays "God Save The King"
B15	Prosecutor At Nuremberg Trials Reads An Affidavit Of A Czech Prisoner-Physician At Dachau
B16	German Radio Announces The Death Of Adolf Hitler
B17	Westminster Abbey And Conventry Cathedral Bells Ring On V-E Day
B18	Father John Seimes, A German Jesuit, Gives An Eyewitness Account Of The Bombing Of Hiroshima Voice – Father John Seimes*
B19	Robert Montgomery Reads The Words Of The Late President Roosevelt On V-J Day Voice – Robert Montgomery